University of Social Sciences and Humanities - VNU Hanoi

1. Full name:Ngo Dang Toan

2. Year of birth:1983 Gender: Male

3. Contact information:Department of Philosophy, University of Social Sciences and Humanities

• Phone: 0915838597

• Email: toannd@ussh.edu.vn

4. Academic titles and degrees:

• Academic degree: PhD

5. Workplace:

• Name of institution: University of Social Sciences and Humanities

• Laboratory, Department, Center, Faculty, Institute: Faculty of Philosophy and Management

• Office Address: 336 Nguyen Trai Street, Thanh Xuan District, Hanoi

• Phone: (024) 38581423

• Email: Khoatriethocxhnv@gmail.com

6. Training process

7. Other training courses (if any)

8. Monographs and textbooks (Author's name; title of book/textbook; Publisher; place of publication; year of publication)

9. Published scientific works

9.1. Number of publications in international journals listed in the Web of Science/SCOPUS database:2

9.2. Number of articles published in international journals not included in the Web of Science/SCOPUS database:

9.3. Number of articles published in domestic specialized journals:3

9.4. Number of papers submitted to international scientific conferences: 14

List all the aforementioned publications from the past to the present in chronological order, prioritizing the first lines for the 5 most outstanding and representative works, and works related to the professional issues of the task (author's name, year of publication, title of work, journal name, volume, page number):

[1] Toan Dang Ngo, et al (2021). “Religious feeling and authenticity: Dialogues between William James and Bernard Lonergan”. XLinguae, Issue no. 3 (June 2021). DOI: 10.18355/XL.2021.14.03.07 (Q1 Scopus), p. 67-74.

[2] Nguyen, DH., Ho, MT., Ngo Dang Toan, et al (2026). Jungian analysis of the algorithmic unconscious: From archetypal theory and projection to ethical risks in human-AI relations. AI & Society (2026). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00146-026-03311-3

[3] Ngo Dang Toan (2020). “Responses of Donghak and Cao Dai Movements to Western Science in Context of Colonialism”, Vietnam Social Sciences (VSSR), No. March – 2020, ISSN: 1013-4328, p. 39-51.

[4] Ngo Dang Toan and Kim Chae-Young (2024). “The Phenomenological Method: From Philosophy to Religious Studies”. Proceedings of the international conference New Trends on Contemporary Religious Studies. University of Education Publishing House, 2024, ISBN: 978-604-4991-73-3, pp. 497-521.

[5] Ngo Dang Toan and Nguyen Viet Khanh (2026). “Culture and cultural values ​​of AI-generated works of art: From the Marxist theoretical perspective of reflection and alienation”. Journal of Philosophical Studies, Vol. 38 (9-2026), ISSN 2734-990X.

[6] Ngo Dang Toan and Doan Thu Nguyet (2026). “Karl Marx and AI: From 'Segmentation of Machines' to the New Serfdom”. Journal of Philosophical Studies, No. 30 (1-2026), ISSN 2734-990X, pp. 31-37.

[7] Ngo Dang Toan, Nguyen Thi Nhu, Ha Vu Long (2025). Marx-Engels and the foundation for an empirical science of history in the “German Ideology” (1845-1846). International Conference “The Formation of Marxism before 1848 – Some Theoretical and Practical Issues”, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, December 2025.

[8] Ngo Dang Toan and Nguyen Thi Nhu (2024). “Religious education in schools: Approaches and suggestions for Vietnam”. Proceedings of the international conference on Vietnamese educational philosophy: From tradition to modernity. Hanoi National University Publishing House, 2024, ISBN: 978-604-43-1676-5, pp. 666-685.

[9] Ngo Dang Toan (2023). “The particular, the general and the unique: From VI Lenin and the Soviet Marxists to Mao Zedong and the presentation in Vietnam”. Faculty of Philosophy, Russian and Vietnamese Philosophy: History, problems and prospects, Hanoi National University Publishing House, 2023, ISBN: 978-604-396-434-9, pp. 222-241.

[10] Eulalia Tome and Ngo Dang Toan (2023), 'Analyzing Prayers of Filipino Migrants in South Korea through the Lens of Friedrich Heiler's Perspective'. 9th PASCHR International Conference, May 2023, Catanduanes State University, Philippines.

[11] Nguyen Thi Thuy Linh and Ngo Dang Toan (2021). “Religion and Healing: A Case Study of the Hmong People Following Protestantism in Vietnam”. Center for Contemporary Religious Studies, Religion - Cultural and Social Resources: Behavior of Some Countries and Experiences for Vietnam, Religious Publishing House, Hanoi, ISBN: 978-604-61-8405-8, pp. 313-334.

[12] Ngo Dang Toan (2021). “Phan Chau Trinh and Phan Boi Chau’s understanding of socialism through two works "Eastern and Western Ethics and Morality" (Phan Chau Trinh, 1925) and "Socialism" (Phan Boi Chau, 1928-1934)”. Faculty of Philosophy, Some issues of philosophical and ethical thought in Vietnam in the first half of the 20th century, National University of Hanoi Publishing House, Hanoi, ISBN: 978-604-352-28-6, pp. 385-409.

[13] Ngo Dang Toan (2018). “Friedrich Schleiermacher and Paul Tillich’s conception of the relationship between religion and morality”. Center for Contemporary Religious Studies, Religion and Ethics in Modern Society, Religious Publishing House, Hanoi, ISBN: 978-604-61-5454-9, pp. 130-138.

[14] Ngo Dang Toan (2017). “The emotional shift in religious studies: From Friedrich Schleiermacher to Rudolf Otto and Paul Tillich”. Faculty of Philosophy, Research and teaching of German thought in universities: Some experiences and evaluations, Religious Publishing House, Hanoi, ISBN: 978-604-61-4971-2, pp. 80-89.

[15] Ngo Dang Toan (2016). “'Inside', 'outside' and the philosophical stance of religious researchers: Two cases in the debate on Islam”. Faculty of Philosophy, Philosophical research in Vietnam: Theoretical issues, National Political Publishing House, Hanoi, ISBN: 978-604-57-2405-7, pp. 511-523.

[16] Ngo Dang Toan (2016). “Sectarianism in Caodaism: A Problem of Model of Religious Experience”, International Conference on Religion, Peace, and Unification, Korean Association for Religious Studies, Seoul.

[17] Ngo Dang Toan (2015). “'The Salvation Sect' with Korean mass media after the Sewol ferry disaster”. Center for Contemporary Religious Studies, Religion in public life, Religious Publishing House, Hanoi, ISBN: 978-604-2958-5, pp. 372-396.

[18] Ngo Dang Toan (2014). “The Geography of Religions, Religious Studies and Religious Policy in Vietnam”, International Conference on Religion, Citizenship, and Public Policy, Korean Association for Religious Studies, Seoul.

[19] Ngo Dang Toan (2007). “Historism in Karl Popper's conception and the laws of development of socio-economic formations”. Faculty of Philosophy, Western philosophical problems of the 20th century, National University of Hanoi Publishing House, Hanoi, pp. 250-263.

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OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ACTIVITIES

Participating in professional organizations and associations; serving as a member of the editorial boards of domestic and international scientific journals; serving as a member of national and international scientific councils; ...

- 2020-present: Member of the Vietnam Philosophy Association, President of the Philosophy Branch of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi (from 2025).

- 2019-present: Reviewer for Religion magazine, ISSN 0048-721X, AHCI/SCOPUS indexed, Routledge; AI&Society magazine, ISSN 0951-5666, ESCI/SCOPUS indexed.